Our values
Strong values have been at the heart of our organisation since its creation. They guide us in our daily actions, providing a common base of values that all Mazars’ partners and teams share and respect. These values are detailed in Mazars’ Charter, individually signed by each partner.

Mazars Worldwide
Mazars can rely on the skills of 18,000 professionals in the 79 countries which make up its integrated partnership in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, North America, Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Forum of Firms
Mazars is a member of the Forum of Firms.
The Forum of Firms is an association of international networks of accounting firms. The objective of the Forum of Firms is to promote consistent and high quality standards of financial and auditing practices world-wide.

The Praxity Alliance
Mazars is a member of Praxity AISBL, the world's largest Alliance of independent and unaffiliated audit and consultancy companies. Recognizing the support arising from globalization we are able to recommend renowned companies in significant countries. Our contacts to these Praxity participating firms enable our clients a professional support in their transnational activities from a single source.

Mazars supports "The Good Bank"

Mazars is pleased to announce its participation in the “The Good Bank” initiative, a global programme led by The Economist Group which will develop public thinking on what makes a socially engaged bank a successful business.

Mazars is partnering with the the Economist Intelligence Unit to discuss what makes a socially engaged bank a successful business.

Post crisis, almost every aspect of how banks operate, and the rewards they receive, has changed in ways we are only beginning to understand. Whilst we may not be able to predict what the future holds, our team can ensure the decisions you need to make are robust and deliver lasting results to you and your stakeholders.

Mazars is partnering to a major program led by the the Economist Intelligence Unit on the theme of “The Good Bank”.

The world of banking is changing dramatically as a result of the ongoing global financial crisis and the heightened regulatory pressures. Now the main question is: what would/does a good bank look like?

This program will contribute to the global public thinking on what makes a socially engaged bank a successful business. Social Engagement and profitability are key aspects. Regulation, risk tolerance and economic growth play interconnected roles.
The topic will be addressed through 3 main angles: A Effective | Trustworthy | Innovative Bank